Sunny Boy 700U
Sunny Boy 700U

Price: $1126.43

The Sunny Boy 700U was SMA’s first mass-produced string inverter and it continues to
enjoy immense popularity in today’s solar market.  Its compact size and economical price
make it ideal for starter or demonstration systems.  It is also perfectly suited for adding a
bit more power to an existing solar system.  Its modular design makes expansion to
almost any size system easy.  Three different configurable input voltage ranges make the
Sunny Boy 700U a versatile choice, whatever your system configuration.

Features

* Certified to the new UL 1741/IEEE 1547
* 10-year warranty standard
* Comprehensive SMA communications and data collection options
* Rugged stainless steel enclosure
* Exceptional reliability and energy capture ratio
* Easy to install three-point mounting system
* Modular design is easily expandable

Specifications
Input Data (DC)
 SB 700U
(150 V)
 SB 700U
(200 V)
 SB 700U
(250 V)


Recommended Max. PV Power
(Module STC):
 575W
 750W
 875W
Max. DC Voltage:
 150V
 200V
  
Peak Power Tracking Voltage:
 77-120V
 100-160V
 125-200V
DC Max. Input Current:
                                 7A
Number of Fused String Inputs:
                                  2
Output Data (AC)
 SB 700U
(150 V)
 SB 700U
(200 V)
 SB 700U
(250 V)


AC Nominal Power:
 460W
 600W
 700W


AC Maximum Output Power:
 460V
 600V
 700W
AC Maximum Output Current:
 4A
 6A
 7A


AC Nominal Voltage / Range:
                            106-132V
AC Frequency / Range:
                   50Hz/59.3Hz-60.5Hz
Efficiency
 SB 700U
(150 V)
 SB 700U
(200 V)
 SB 700U
(250 V)
Peak Inverter
Efficiency:
 92.4%
 93.3%
 93.6%
CEC Weighted
Efficiency:
                                91.5%
Mechanical Data
 SB 700U
(150 V)
 SB 700U
(200 V)
 SB 700U
(250 V)
Dimensions (W x H
x D in Inches):
               12.6x12.7x7.1
Weight / Shipping
Weight:
               51lbs/57lbs
Ambient
Temperature
Range:
        -13 to 113 oF

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